Look I'll just put it out there: If you have a draft of this book and want to leak it to me, my Signal is in my bio, DMs are open, and there are other ways to reach me on my website (which is also linked in my bio).

announcing on a sunday is diabolical. journalists should be at the farmer's market, not on twitter

Just heard a great suggestion for everyone with a book club: Pick a section of Project 2025, read it, and become experts on the related policy issues Arm yourselves like only book nerds can

I love cool little local attempts to understand urban ecology and biodiversity, which is why I'm intrigued by this study: gothamist.com/news/are-parks…

Two years ago I asked Whitney Bauck to look into how cities and public transit agencies are responding to worsening extreme weather that's crippling their transit systems. Read more at @nextcityorg: nextcity.org/urbanist-news/…

Tim Walz transit report card is insane: 🚞 new popular Amtrak line (A+) 🚍 new BRT funding (A+) ⚡️100% clean energy law (A+) 🚲e-bike tax credits (A+) 🥇best climate/transp law in US (A+) 💰erased deficits (A+) ❤️‍🩹unarmed fare enforcement (A+) Trains are coming!

In a rare victory for the free press in Southeast Asia, a Philippine court has reversed a ruling against the independent news website Rappler and called for the company’s business license to be restored, the company said on Friday. nyti.ms/3LVXyIp

"The sudden near-disappearance of vultures in India about two decades ago led to more than half a million excess human deaths over five years, according to a forthcoming study in the American Economic Review." nytimes.com/2024/07/29/cli…

What does work look like for the people who help make the increasingly elusive dream of recycling come true in some of the world’s biggest cities? One spring evening, I tagged along with Romero, a freelance recycler, on his route to find out: theguardian.com/artanddesign/a…

Fungi are going extinct faster than we can name them. We protect whales and trees – so why not mushrooms? I wrote about the race to save fungi, and the people and organizations leading that effort, for Atmos: atmos.earth/saving-the-wor…

Check out this well written article by NYMS member @unwrinkling Whitney Bauck in @Atmos 📰: Saving the World’s Fungi Might Save Us, Too 🔗: Link in Bio #journalism #NYMS #article #news #mycology

Brilliant new article by Atmos Magazine explores the urgency of saving fungi before it’s too late. ⏰🍄 Whitney Bauck unpacks the diverse ways fungi benefit human lives and intertwines with most life on earth. Quotes Giuliana Furci & SPUN's Adriana Corrales. bit.ly/3MrQwey

We’re excited to announce that we’re hosting a panel on Food Day for #ClimateWeekNYC! Join the conversation: Beyond Food Fights & Myths: Using Journalism to Bridge the Divide. With Jenny Splitter, grist’s Frida Garza, @unwrinkling & Emily Holden bit.ly/sentient_clima…

An excellent piece by Whitney Bauck for Atmos is our reading suggestion for the weekend. Quotes our very own Gregory M Mueller and ⁦Giuliana Furci⁩. #FungiFriday atmos.earth/saving-the-wor…

Happy that Whitney Bauck got to learn about the power of #CitizenScience for fungal conservation 😊 Read on to learn more in our review Conservation Letters conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11…

My favorite climate solution I've come across of late: turning restaurants into microgrids so they can keep feeding their community (and helping them charge phones, cool down, or get the news) when storms hit. My latest for The Guardian: theguardian.com/environment/ar…

Join our chat at #ClimateWeekNYC about journalism to depolarize the framing of plant-forward diets. Presented by Sentient. I’ll join Sentient’s Jenny Splitter, grist’s Frida Garza and climate and environmental reporter @unwrinkling Register here: bit.ly/sentient_clima…

Whoa: "The familiar, tried-and-true phrases “climate change” and “global warming” spurred the greatest levels of concern and urgency... “Climate emergency” and “climate crisis” prompted somewhat less concern and urgency." anthropocenemagazine.org/2024/09/which-…

Y’all: if humans were invasive, if we were a virus, if we were a cancer…we would not have existed in harmony with this planet for as long as we have. This destructive, extractive behavior is some new shit in the long arc of human history. It can end.

Join Sentient at #ClimateWeekNYC as we host a panel of journalists to discuss reporting on the shift to plant-forward diets. With Jenny Splitter, Whitney Bauck & grist's Frida Garza. Moderated by Emily Holden of Floodlight. Register here: bit.ly/sentient_clima…